Bovie Daniel Polanco

Bovie Daniel Polanco, a beloved companion and beacon of joy, was born on May 22, 2024, in the serene town of Fort Davis, Texas. His bustling spirit quickly endeared him to all who had the privilege of knowing him. Bovie took his last breath on October 28, 2024, in Alpine, Texas, leaving behind a legacy of warmth and love that will forever resonate in the hearts of his family and friends.

As a devoted greeter at the local funeral home, Bovie's unique ability to comfort the grieving was evident in every wag of his tail. His cheerful disposition and bright personality brought smiles to those who crossed his path, embodying the comforting presence that many needed during difficult times. Whether he was playfully barking at cats and deer or surrounding guests with puppy kisses, Bovie's friendly nature created an atmosphere filled with love and understanding.

Bovie's hobbies reflected his joyful character; he enjoyed biting fingers, delighting in the simple pleasure of giving affection. His stuffed cow, a cherished companion, brought him endless joy, and he loved the playful challenge of rolling his toy to reveal hidden treats. Each moment spent with him was a reminder of the joy life can bring, and his antics never failed to lighten hearts.

His most proud accomplishment during his brief time was, without a doubt, the happiness he provided. Bovie’s heart was indeed too big, both metaphorically and literally. He touched the lives of so many, including his loving mother Jo Elda Polanco, who embraced him with unconditional love and cherished his every moment. He was preceded in death by his older sister, Waffles Cadena, who now watches over him with fondness.

Though his time with us was short, Bovie Daniel Polanco's memory will continue to thrive in the countless smiles he inspired and the love he shared. His joyful spirit will forever be a reminder of the beauty in companionship and the importance of sharing love in every moment.

A memorial service will be held at noon on Monday, November 18, 2024 at the Alpine Memorial Funeral Home Chapel. For if love could have saved him, he would have lived forever.